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Researchers Reveal Behaviors of the Tiniest Water Droplets

August 15, 2012

A new study by researchers at the University of California, San Diego, and Emory University has uncovered fundamental details about the hexamer structures that make up the tiniest droplets of water, the key component of life – and one that scientists still don’t fully understand.

Study Finds Bacteria Living in Marine Sponge Produce Toxic Flame Retardant-Like Compounds

May 11, 2017

A Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego-led research team discovered for the first time that a common marine sponge hosts bacteria that specialize in the production of toxic compounds nearly identical to man-made fire retardants.

Scripps Biological Oceanographer Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

February 12, 2018

Lisa Levin, a biological oceanographer at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego, will receive the A.C. Redfield Lifetime Achievement Award for her “extraordinary long-term contributions to understanding the composition and function of seafloor ecosystems, and for her leadership in identifying and communicating anthropogenic pressures on…

Mapping Earth’s Microbiome

November 2, 2017

…the types and relative quantities of microbes living in it,” he said. “That could be useful forensic information at a crime scene… think ‘CSI.’” Thanks to newly standardized protocols, original analytical methods and open data sharing, the project will continue to grow and improve as new data are added. According…

Crafting the Perfect Brew

December 11, 2014

…Alesmith is releasing limited quantities of its San Diego Pale Ale .394, a beer brewed with input from Gwynn before he passed away. Ballast Point Brewing and Spirits – Yuseff Cherney, a 1992 graduate with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy, is the chief operations officer, head brewer and co-founding distiller…

The Birds and the Bats: Evolving to Fly May Have Had Big Effect on Gut Microbiome

January 7, 2020

UC San Diego researchers studied nearly 900 vertebrate species and found that bats have unusual gut microbiomes that more closely resemble those of birds than other mammals, raising questions about how evolutionary pressures change the gut microbiome.

Shedding Light on Cancer Diversity and Resistance

February 21, 2017

A paradigm-changing study in the journal Nature by cancer researchers and computer scientists at UC San Diego and other institutions found that short fragments of circular DNA that encode cancer genes are far more common in cancer cells than previously believed.

Rady School Leverages AI to Prepare Next Generation of Business Data Scientists

October 10, 2023

The Rady School of Management is preparing its next class of graduates to address the impact of generative AI tools by integrating them into the full-time and part-time Masters in Business Analytics (MSBA) degree programs.

Mapping the Microbiome of … Everything

November 1, 2017

In the Earth Microbiome Project, an extensive global team co-led by researchers at University of California San Diego, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory collected more than 27,000 samples from numerous, diverse environments around the globe. They analyzed the unique collections of microbes — the…

(Re)introducing John

February 23, 2023

Get to know the rich history and future plans of new vice chancellor for Health Sciences, John M. Carethers.

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